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The Embalmers (2021)
The Quint Family Funeral Parlor has served the citizens of Morgan County for over 100 years. Siblings Mae, Lottie and Cy tend to the residents' journeys into eternity. However, not all of the folks will rest in peace.
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The Quint Family Funeral Parlor has served the citizens of Morgan County for over 100 years. Siblings Mae, Lottie and Cy tend to the residents' journeys into eternity. However, not all of the folks will rest in peace.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Rebecca Rinehart, Rob Mello
In Theaters:7/14/2021
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Schwestern Sky Films
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